Half Arab.. Infantino's Daughter Wears Morocco Jersey at the World Cup
SadaNews - Alicia, daughter of FIFA President Gianni Infantino, was seen wearing the Morocco national team jersey before the crucial match against France in the 2026 World Cup.
A video clip went viral on social media showing the daughter of the highest official in the world of football wearing the Moroccan team's jersey with the number 2, worn by team captain Achraf Hakimi.
The video was captured as Alicia was getting out of a car with her father and was shared just hours after the "Atlas Lions" won against Canada in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup.
The brief video sparked widespread interaction from football fans, whose opinions varied regarding this appearance. It was particularly admired by Moroccan fans, who regarded it as strong evidence of Alicia's substantial support and sympathy for the "Atlas Lions."
At the same time, the video attracted significant attention due to the Arab roots of Infantino's daughter, through her Lebanese mother, Lina Al-Ashqar.
Followers considered that Alicia "cherishes her Arab roots and celebrates enthusiastically for a great team, proving that a simple jersey can carry a world of meanings, celebrating both sports and identity at the same time."
The Moroccan national team achieved a significant victory over its Canadian counterpart with a score of 3-0 in the match held last Saturday at the Houston stadium, during the round of 16 of the World Cup.
The "Atlas Lions" are set for a fiery encounter against France in the quarter-finals, scheduled for next Thursday at 23:00 Mecca and Doha time, at the Boston stadium.
Source: Social media
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